Incident Date:
Wednesday,
February 14th, 2018
The next Ingleside Community
meeting will be held at the Bernal
Heights Neighborhood Center located at 515 Cortland Avenue on Tuesday, February
20, 2018 at 6 p.m. There will be light refreshments available to those who
come to the meeting. All are welcome to
attend. Note the time change to this particular
meeting.
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Arrests:
7:24am Richland &
Murray Suspended License
Sometimes it can be the most obscure things that can lead to
an arrest. On this morning Ingleside Sgt. Tam and Officer Lau were on routine
patrol when they spotted an older Toyota Corolla with one headlight out. The
officers decided to stop the driver and advise him of the equipment problem.
But, to be safe, they ran the plate and discovered the Toyota’s registration
had expired last June. Now things became more interesting. The officers stopped
the driver and asked for his license and insurance. He didn’t have insurance on
the Corolla and his license was suspended. Inside the Toyota’s glove box was an
airsoft pistol without the required “orange tip” on the barrel. A computer
check revealed the suspect had a prior conviction for driving with a suspended
license and was on probation out of San Mateo County. Inside the Corolla’s
trunk the officers discovered several new construction tools still in their
original boxes. The officers traced the tools to Lowe’s in South San Francisco
where a loss prevention employee told the officers the items were stolen. The
driver was taken to Ingleside Station and cited for the vehicle code
violations. He was held there for South San Francisco Police officers pending
an investigation of the tool theft. Report number: 180119660
7:37pm 400 Blk. Melrose Firearm
Officers Edison, Motero and Wilson, along with Sergeants
Tiffe, Pon, Fegan, Byrne, Daugherty, and Payne and several officers from
Ingleside Station were dispatched to serve a search warrant. The officers
staged outside and while preparing to serve the warrant they observed a man
exit the home and enter a stolen-Haul truck and drive away. Ingleside Officers
Seavey, Barajas, and Jensen followed the truck and arrested the suspect in the
600 Block of Monterey. Inside the truck were various burglary tools including a
crow bar and bolt cutters. They also found stolen documents inside the vehicle.
Shortly, thereafter, the warrant team entered the home on Melrose and found
methamphetamine packaged for sale, two firearms, stolen computers, id’s, dozens
of ammunition rounds, almost $3000 in cash, stolen credit cards, and a master
key to Ford vehicles. A man inside the home had several outstanding felony
convictions for drug possession and sales involving a firearm. A woman in the
residence had several felony warrants for her arrest as well. Report number:
180121643
Serious
Incidents:
8:25am Unit Blk. Concord Burglary
A
woman returned home from work and found pry marks on the front gate and her
front door forced open. Inside the home she and other residents found several
rooms disturbed and, in one bedroom, jewelry missing. Ingleside Officers Ocreto
and Wong determined the suspects entered the home between 8:25am and 3:40pm
when the victim returned home from work. Report number: 180121029
9:00pm 500 Blk. 29th Street Hot Prowl Burglary
This
is another chance to tell citizens not to leave garage door openers inside your
vehicle parked outside. Ingleside Officer Espinoza was dispatched to a home on
29th Street to interview the victim of a burglary. The man told Officer
Espinoza that he had locked his car parked outside the night before and woke up
the following morning to find his garage door open. A toolbox and two bicycles
were missing from his garage. The victim also found several items missing from
his parked vehicle including the garage opener, house keys, and a backpack. The
backpack was later discovered in front of neighbor’s home and returned to the
victim. Report number: 180124584
